leethompson70
Hi,
Ive just purchased VDJ2020 pro and I'm running it on Windows 7.
For some reason my CPU is maxing causing the audio to lag.
Any advise appreciated.
Ive just purchased VDJ2020 pro and I'm running it on Windows 7.
For some reason my CPU is maxing causing the audio to lag.
Any advise appreciated.
Posté Tue 16 Feb 21 @ 2:30 pm
Nicotux
the correct answer would be http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Minimum%20system%20requirements.html
info about CPU and Graphic may help to determine other possible problems
Most of the config using windows7 support win 10
if win 7 64bit and cpu is max during track load and long time after only try setting mathEngine to disabled
you'll get no stems anymore
in all other cases revert to older 8.4/2020 or 2018 version may help
if lagging already ...or not : consider upgrading computer
info about CPU and Graphic may help to determine other possible problems
Most of the config using windows7 support win 10
if win 7 64bit and cpu is max during track load and long time after only try setting mathEngine to disabled
you'll get no stems anymore
in all other cases revert to older 8.4/2020 or 2018 version may help
if lagging already ...or not : consider upgrading computer
Posté Tue 16 Feb 21 @ 2:51 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
user23402036 wrote :
Hi,
Ive just purchased VDJ2020 pro and I'm running it on Windows 7.
For some reason my CPU is maxing causing the audio to lag.
Any advise appreciated.
Ive just purchased VDJ2020 pro and I'm running it on Windows 7.
For some reason my CPU is maxing causing the audio to lag.
Any advise appreciated.
Would update to Windows 10, you still can for free. Windows 7 is severely outdated.
And you might also have a crippled system with bloatware, viruses and outdated drivers etc.
Use this tool to spot possible issues preventing real time audio https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon
As well as optimize computer: https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/mac-pc-optimization/
But most of all, update Windows, your version is not only outdated, but no longer supported and hence can be quite a security risk.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/you-can-still-upgrade-to-windows-10-for-free-heres-how/
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-download-windows-10-for-free-now-that-windows-7-is-dead/
Posté Tue 16 Feb 21 @ 9:22 pm